New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-23
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,un;I at present much more OF q monkey than
human being
IF you dislike children go much.' intcrposed
Wilson. Il wonder you should care TO take
CHARGE of tbcm curious smile fitted across
the governcsss face. "Orc cannot always choose
she said. and Wilson felt that he mad maze II
stupid ard indicate remark
Il hear You know tic Earl ana countess OF
F, som. he bIundcrcd ON hastily. have just
leen invited t. the next archery meeting az tic
Towers" Miss Rcydcll Turned her hrad from ''c
speaker rs though ~ hide her fatc ana an uhac-
countalc agitation revealed itself in her voice as
sbc r,nlicd II do NOT know the Earl or Countess.
| ONLY know some friends of theirs. wilson was
too much prcoccupcd AT the moment with his
own embarrassment IN notice that OF the GOV
crncSs. but hc remembered IT al'r""u III ues-
Icrat on he tried another SUBJECT
DO vou-do yoH-llc poctryY he asked, in a
tone which none OF his lady admirers would nave
recognized. so hcsitatng and timid had 1t become
NO ] DON'T responded Miss Reydcll with
great decision The fact is, ] hate it; but then
| have known so many poets. ana they were all
50 ycry objectionable. that it is no wonder have
10 taste for their works.
Wilson could not restrain movement OF sur
prise. " SO many poets?" he repeated
"Ycs.p replied Miss Rrydell; but there is
nothing wonderful about that, they are common
cnouglI-Oh. bother! / forgot you are poet
and forgot something else rs we'll. You have been
talking to me too long Mrs. Wallis IS furIouS
she is going to send the rector to say am wanted
in the house The woman is rOturicrc To the
fngcr-tps! he rector is not bad, but on so
stupid Now, to prevent that little man1uVre.
Will 20 before his reverence gets here with his
message Good bvc, Mr-Mr Poet" and with
stately inclination of her head this most unpre-
cedcntcd Of govcrnesscs swept over the lawn
toward the rcctory. as if the lawn and rectory.
and EImhurst itself, belonged to her.
The rector. coming up too late, stood looking
rcnsiycIv after her. Fine figure splendid crca-
turc Wilson, he mnrmurcd; "but | Doubt
doubt she has not found her proper sphere
She is n very remarkable young lady SIR
said Wilson: where does she come from =
Il don't exactly know" replied the rector
bc vns rec commended 10 us-highly recommended
nv some friends Of the Earl and Countess oil
Epsom Sy the way, Wilson. am charmed TO near
from YOUR sisters that you are invited TO the
archery meeting at the Towers. with Your ablltI'S
such an Introduction to the very highest society
may have great results for yon.' Wilson ac-
i,mo,vlcJrcd the commitment and the rector stood
watching till the goycrncSs disappeared IN inc
house. 1900.
"UiohIv recommended" he muttcrcd ahscnt'y,
"but I'm afraid she is not likely to get on very
we'll with Mrs. Wallis. IInh-hum.'
lie went away shaking his head common report
avcrrcd that he had some Little difficulty OF
similar kind.
Wilson wandered of in another direction and
sat dawn bv the first lady hc came TO, without
in the least knowing or caring who she miEht hc'
She talked and he said Yes and No after
uatciv and thought all was WE'LL nntil the dahiS'i
Who han cncd to be- Miss Julia GoldinS, turned
upon him with indignant scorn, SAYING ION
have said IL is very hot ana very c"iu uat your
mother j. we'll and that she is i'll; that sh" IS IN
led and out for a walk. | fear Miss Rcydclls
enchanting conversation has spoiled You Tor amy
thing less intellectual" And without waiting Tor
RELY Mis-, Golding departed, 80 revenge herself
by flirting with a curatc.